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Anne of Green Gables, Chapter 25 summary

Chapter 25 of 38 · 14 min to read the chapter

In Chapter 25, Matthew notices that Anne dresses differently from her friends and arranges a fashionable Christmas dress through Mrs. Lynde after a failed shopping trip. Anne treasures the gift and draws courage from its sleeves during the concert, while Matthew and Marilla express pride and discuss education beyond Avonlea school.

What happens

  1. Matthew notices Anne’s plain clothes beside her friends’ fashionable dresses and decides to buy her a Christmas present.
  2. A woman clerk unnerves Matthew, so he buys a rake and sugar instead of a dress.
  3. Mrs. Lynde agrees to select and sew a brown dress, including the fashionable sleeves Matthew requests.
  4. Anne receives the dress with tears of joy, and Diana brings slippers sent by Aunt Josephine.
  5. Anne excels at the Christmas concert and dismisses Diana’s report that Gilbert keeps a rose she drops.
  6. Matthew and Marilla acknowledge Anne’s success and discuss sending her to Queen’s.

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What to notice

Anne connects Matthew’s gift directly with overcoming stage fright. The dress offers confidence as well as pleasure.

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Who selects and makes Anne’s Christmas dress?

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